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Lactic ferments (more correctly called “lactic bacteria”) are microorganisms that through a catabolic process (fermentation) are able to degrade lactose, the sugar contained in milk and its derivatives, and transform it into lactic acid.

  • Sacco

4Protection is the Sacco line of ferments for the protection of products from the development of unwanted microorganisms. 4Protection cultures are made of 100% natural lactic bacteria that help maintain the structural and sensory quality of products during shelf life.

  • Sacco

Pregastric lipase is an enzyme used to enhance the flavour of cheeses, enriching them with distinctive aromas. Lipases of veal give a sweet and slightly spicy taste, those of lamb give a more pronounced flavor while lipases of kid provide a strong and spicy taste.

  • Caglificio Clerici

Not only rennet and coagulants. Caglificio Clerici produces and markets a wide range of products useful during all stages of cheese production.

  • Caglificio Clerici

In addition to animal rennet, Caglificio Clerici produces a complete range of coagulants for cheese of vegetable and microbial origin, produced by fermentation of selected microorganisms and particularly suitable for the production of vegetarian and vegan cheeses.

  • Caglificio Clerici

Rennet is an ingredient used in the production of cheese to coagulate milk and separate its solid part (curd) from the liquid one (whey).

  • Caglificio Clerici

The 4Protection lactic acid bacteria lines are suitable for hypoallergenic products derived from any plant matrix (soy, lupin, peas, chickpeas, cashews, almonds, oats, rice) and counteract the development of unwanted yeast and mold, maintaining the taste, the aroma and texture of the product.

  • Sacco

Lactic ferments (more correctly called “lactic bacteria”) are microorganisms that through a catabolic process (fermentation) are able to degrade lactose, the sugar contained in milk and its derivatives, and transform it into lactic acid.

  • Sacco

Lactic ferments (more correctly called “lactic bacteria”) are microorganisms that through a catabolic process (fermentation) are able to degrade lactose, the sugar contained in milk and its derivatives, and transform it into lactic acid.

  • Sacco

4Protection is the Sacco line of ferments for the protection of products from the development of unwanted microorganisms. 4Protection cultures are made of 100% natural lactic bacteria that help maintain the structural and sensory quality of products during shelf life.

  • Sacco

The 4Protection Sacco bacteria have been designed to protect from listeriosis risk raw fish (smoked salmon and processed fish), fish packaged by counter frigo (sea bass fillets, trout, salmonate trout, etc.) Fresh sea and lake fish sold and many other fish products of different nature.

  • Sacco

Lactase is a natural enzyme that is produced in the early stages of life in mammals and which is able to split lactose into two monosaccharides (glucose and galactose) and ensure its controlled elimination or reduction.

  • Sacco

“Secondary bacterial flora” (or NSLAB, Not starter lactic acid bacteria) is a term that encompasses a particular category of lactic ferments that do not intervene in the initial fermentation stage, but on the secondary stages of dairy production.

  • Sacco

Yeasts are a group of important micro-organisms for the production of certain dairy products. Their contribution is fundamental to the creation of the correct structure and aroma of specific cheeses or fermented milks.

  • Sacco

Moulds are essential ingredients for the production of cheeses and other food products with typical aesthetic and organoleptic characteristics (such as, for example, cheese with a floral crust). Through proteolysis and lipolysis processes, the moulds contribute strongly to the formation of the aroma, the final structure and the appearance of the cheeses that contain them.

  • Sacco

Probiotic bacteria (from the Greek pro-bios, “in favor of life”) are a specific group of lactic ferments able to have a beneficial action on the whole body starting from the colonization of the intestine.

  • Sacco

Growing media are solutions of products consisting of milk components, mineral salts and vitamins, and are used as milk substitutes in the production of industrial grafts (indirect inoculum fermentation).

  • Sacco